The Russian Foreign Ministry ridiculed the action of Khodorkovsky supporters against Putin on Twitter. With the help of retired politicians, scrambled eggs and an IS flag

On the official Twitter of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia on the evening of April 6, several tweets appeared with the text “And we are also #tired of a lot! :))” and collages depicting foreign politicians whose mouths are sealed with yellow tapes with the words “tired” or “tired” and the date 04/09/2017.

The collages parody the Open Russia campaign of Mikhail Khodorkovsky. The organization announced plans to hold a rally against Russian President Vladimir Putin at the end of April. Campaign materials for it, in particular, include photographs crossed out with a yellow ribbon, on which is written "Tired". As with the Open Russia campaign, there is a date (April 9) on the collages of the Foreign Ministry, but it does not coincide with the date of the action announced by Khodorkovsky.

The photos tweeted by the Foreign Ministry include former US Secretaries of State Hillary Clinton and Colin Powell, former US State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki, former Georgian President and former governor of the Odessa region of Ukraine Mikheil Saakashvili, and former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. None of them currently hold any official positions. The only current politician in the collages is US Senator John McCain.

In addition, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs used photographs of armed people with an unretouched flag of the Islamic State terrorist organization (distributing images of this flag on social networks in Russia is fraught with a criminal case ) , french fries and scrambled eggs for collages.